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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-02-19

In the matter of ingenuity the
American people lead the world.
More applications for patents are re-
ceived and more patents granted at
the Patent Office in Washington than
in any two countries of Europe.
dreat Britain comes next on the list,
Frar ce third. and Germany fourth.
1t was not until 1886 that the Patent
Office was organized as a separate
bureau with Commissioner and
suitable assistants for the proper dis
charge of its duties. 1t is a rather
singular fact that during that year
only one application for patent
was filed. The next year the num-
ber increased to lO6. The increase
has steadily crown, until inl8S6 the
applications filed numbered 2l,797.
The whole number of patents gram
ted since 1886 is, in round numbers,
800 900.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-02-19
NUMBER 81.

talking here. / hope l haven't
frightened you very much but Pm
almost frozen, and half-famished in
to the bargain and if there should
happen to be Il few DIR ps of coffee
left in the bottom Of that tin pail"
"IIow stupid we are !" cried RhOda
Eastwood, blushing beautifully, as
she poured out goard-sFiell of the
fragrant. coffee, and presented it, to-
gether with a yellow slice of jonny-
cake. To their guest. -"You are very
welcome at the Old House, Mr.. Ev-
erly. Sit down by the fire. Oh,
there's no fear of the supply of pine
cones giving out! We always fill
hin full here every fall for just such
emergencies as this"
This is delightful r. said our hero,
fhawlng himself out, AS it were, by
the fire. "a sort of winter picture,
eh? But, can tell you. it came very
near being something serious with
me. wanted to get away from my
sisters merry-naking, you see ?" he
alded, frankly "and this is the sort
of doom I've brought upon myself"
80 they sat and talked in the fire.
light, quite losing sight of all stiff
ness and ceremony in the cordial fel.
loWshIp engendered by their mutual
plight.
Everly was surprised at the dele
cate culture and native refinement
evinced in every look and word of
E'au E tstwood'S daughter.
Rhoda wondered how any one
could ever have called Ed4ar Eyerly
roid or reserved; and little Mamie
Voorhees,, fast asleep, with her head
on Rhoda's lap. dreamed-who knew
of what ?-until the Ginning of the
far-away mid night bells, borne up
the mountain.side by the north wind,
suddenly broke across the shrek of
the tempest.
The wind has changed. 1t will
stop showing soon," said Rhoda,
quietly.
"Mi>s EASTWOOD" said Everly.
"Well?"
"Don't think me impertinent,
but"
No, don't. Go on.
But" added EverIy, 1--WE are
each others Valentines !"
Are we?" Rhoda burst out laugh
ing. $50 we are--for whole year."
"And perhaps longer, who knows?"
His tone Was just little senti-
mental perhaps at least 1t might
have been, if Mamie had not walked
up just then.
"Where am l ?" said she, stretch-
ing out her pretty calico-covered
arms. ION, 1 remember now! We
are snow'bound /; and was dreaming
of 81. Valentines Day!"
With the dawn a faint rose flush
had oyerspread the sky. Rhoda had
proved "a true prophet-the storm was
over.
And the three merrily descended
the mountain side together.
Remember" Edgar said, as he
gave "A passing pressure TO Rhada's
hand, at the Eastwood farm-gate..
"yOu are my Valentine!"
"For year." corrected Rhoda.
calmly.
But the lease is renewable at the
years end !" urged Everly.
And SO the matter is Ieft--to be
settled a twelve mouths hence, as old
st. Valentine may decide. .
Hes good sort of saint" says
Mr.. Everly, who is falling deeper and
deeper in love with the farmers
daughter every day. "I'm quite
willing to leave it to old st. Valen-
tine !"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-02-19

In Paris work has begun for the
great Worlds Fair, TO be held in 1889,
and workmen's sheds have been
erected oil around the park on the
sideOft the Champ de Mars. Thegreat
tower to be erected on the EXPOSE
tion Grounds will be 9S4 feet high.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-02-19

Drinking 1Cdter neither makes a
man sick nor in debt, nor his wifs a
widow.-iSpGnish Ndrisn.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-02-19
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

thu will start you in business which will
httnu you IN moro money right away than
anything else In this wp'ld. ANY one eau do
the work and liv" Ht homo. Either sex :all
eyes. Something view. that Just coins money
for nll workers. We viii START you: capital
ROT need"d This - one of II. genuine i'm
p0r,nni chrnc's ofa lifetime. Those who
nre iti'usAnl PrtPrrriSl' will MT td"Ey
Grand QUIZ free. Al ,rsss TRUE T. 20, Au-
guSta, Maine.
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was made, not against the candidates
individually, but against outsiders
through them. because it was feared
that they would be the recipients Of
favors in the eveRs OF the election Of
the candidates, After all, would it
not have been better to have made q
home run with the old Greg For than
haze beei, 6ioyapcd al Tie stozt for the
aeaa Of q leader To my fellow DEM
ocrats | would say, do not be dis
couraged, when next the barks Of our
candidates are cast upon the political
tide, / hope it may be under more fa-
vorable auspices, and when the wa
ters Of strife shall rage around them
| trust that they may find pilot who
will lend them a helping hand, and
enable them to stem the current, to
beat back the pillows Of dissension
and glide safely Ger the quicksands
which may beset their pathway, so
that on the day Of election they may
with pride unfurl to the breeze our
banner and proclaim TO the State a
glorious victory.
Respectfully,
REGNANT PoPuLus.
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NJ. InIgo'a Items.

NJ. inigo'a ltoinA.
From our Regular Correspondent
The public schools appear To be progress
sing tolerably well The teachers no doubt
exert themselves 10 get their pupils to take
an interest in their several studies
In consequence Of the Indictment weather
tongsmen have been hindered from catch
ing sufficient quantity Of oysters 70 sup
ply the demand Of shippers and run boats.
There seems to be no lack of oysters In
Smiths Creek. They are small but ex-
.cecdingly fat and we'll favored.
Our roads, despite the heavy and con.
slant hauling, are in a fair condition. This
IL due 10 the substantial manner in which
they have been worked. We trust that
the newly elected Commissioners will APP
point good supervisors.
20. N. Evans and +. Y. Dunbar, Of Tick
Neck, occasionally succeed in catching ex-
cellent fish, principally rock.
Wheat Is looking well and turnpa arc
said to be very fine this season.
Large crops of corn have been realized
The best is selling at $500 per ID.
No sickness of consequence
RALYAT.
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PuBIicE Notice.

We found the following notice with
the above heading tackled up al lone o! our
hotels.
Look out for thieves On Sunday last
a youth came into the room Of Thompson
and Owens at the almshousc and stole Q
pocket knives one buck horn handle knife
with the Big Blade broken out the other a
first class Barlow with long Sharp pointed
Blade having been lost for some time and
found again was little rusty and both
Knives put togaiher would not have brought
% cts, But If thief will steal a sorry arti-
Gle what would they do for good ones.
JSo. W. THOMPSON.
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COMMUNICATED.
A brilliant BaIIImore wedding.

IlAlhttAa AMI MAtIINs
Wednesday evening, October 26th, at ST.
Josephs Catholic Church, Barre and How
ard sts., was the scene Of very brilliant
wedding that attracted a great throng of
friends and relatives Of the contracting
parties, which were Miss Elizabeth Martin,
the youngest daughter Of the late Charles
II. Martin, former resident Of st. Mays
county, butfor the past fifteen years prom
inent wholesale and retail stationery and
toy dealer Of South Baltimore, and Mr..
VIM. D. Dillahay, son Of Mr. Frank Dill
lahay, ST., wcll-known farmer of st.
Mays county
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Cunningham, Pastor of ST. Jeseph's
Church
The approach Of the bridal party was
made known by an appropriate and well
executed wedding march from the organ
by Miss Jennie Jeanty, friend and school
mate Of the bride. The ushers, Messrs.
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Maurice Martin. brother Of the bride. VIM
Barrett, L. Donahue, and Ildw. sapp, head.
ca The bridal party. after considera-
bIe difficulty on account Of the immense
crowd that gathered around The Church
to get only glimpse Of The approaching
bride, which was without doubt greater
than on any similar occasion that has ever
been witnessed in ST. Josephs Parish.
Soon the way was cleared and carpets wsre
spread from the Altar down the middle
aisle-also on the pavement @ Tie curb
stone. The bridal party then made their
way up the middle aisle, proceeded by the
ushers to the Altar, which was deliberately
decorated with many pretty flowers and
brilliantly lighted by numerous candles
The bride was alfred in handsome
cream surah silk and uncut plush en- train,
and veil l9oped with lilies of the valley.
In her hand was a magnificent bouquet of
Marechal Neil roses.
After the ceremony the bridal party pro-
cceueu W liie IcrlucHCc VI Hlt biitco hiVbi
or, Mrs Martha +. Martin, 600 Hanover
street, where handsome collation. was
served to the Macy friends and relatives q
the bride The bride was the recipient d
many valuable and useful gifts.
Among those present were Mr. Martha
T.. Martin, Maurice Martin, Miss Annie
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Itzol, Misses Lizzie
Soper and Drnsa A. Marymay, Of WASH
Ington; Jennie and Ida steinackcr, o. Bal
iimore county; Matte Smith, Annie Par
ker, Ida and Emma Baker, Celia Tarleton,
.ssr anu raFirga kllrlgbs F-ssx -
Nary and Cjerti@ BeiyhoH, MnpR6 Dond.
hue, Jennie Jeanty, Katie Cowman, India
Stone, MI. and Mrs. r J. Marin, Mrs.
Ella Hook, BIr aud Mrs. Wineks, Mrs os-
ternan, Mr., and Mrs. Mercer, Mfs Schrey-
or, Mr. and Mrs. Adler, Mr.. Schumacher
Messrs. William Barrett, Il. Donahue, D
sapp, +. on, H. Fisher, A. Bcnneii, r
Kelly II. Donahue, r. Burch, >. Donahuc
r. Luhn, I. Carr, WIN. Radcfer, II Nick.
Lesson, A. Hid, T. Murphy and many
others.
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K advertisements,
RACES.
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

In the e3pnls Court for 81. Mays county.
No 80 CONS.
sale q the reai eslalc of Dixon Cough and
sister lor taxes. 1890.
IN The matter 81 tie sale Of the real estate
| assessed IN Che name ~ Dixon Cough
= and sister, called woodland contain.
ing 100 scFcs more Or lcss, for State and
county taxes f3f the year 1896, by William
A. Largely, C0llcrtoE
Ordered this 9Th day u October. 1887,
thai Che sale 81 TIC above real estate made
and reported hy William 4. Langley, Col
lertof ii the above case, BE- ratified and
confined. nnies eauw To- The contrary be
shcwn On 81 leiore he nth day of De.
cember next. provided copy oftlls order
le published ID the 81 Mary's BEACON
gnco wo1k tof lhFee successive wcekr
prior b tbe sid i9th day Of December,
1857.
The repert siates that nc land soid for
$i0.9s
Il I'ARRaN CRANE.
Associate Judge
True copy Isssa
]. FRANK F0ltD. Clerk
Noy i7--5Wa
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Dramatic Entertainment.

The ladies and gentlemen Of the Ora.
matte Association Of the Factory, who met
with such success a, their late play and
tableaux, viii repeat the same, in the great
ball Of St Inigo's villa, on Thanksgiving
Day, oath instant Doors open at G30
Curtain rises ct Z. The turkey and oyster
supper Immediately AFTER the play Adj
mission to the hall, 70 cents--children, half
price
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[CoNMUNIcATFp,

Editors Of tie Beacon In over
looking the official vote of st. Mary's
county for the year 1887 with that of
1885, was surprised to see that the
Republican State ticket had Gained
only sc votes, whereas the Republic.
can Legislative ticket had received 400
more than in 1885, For instance, in
1885 Francis Miller, Republican can
didate for Comptroller, received ,703
votes, or only one vote less than was
cast for WIN. NJ. Marine, Republican
candidate for Clerk Court Of Ap.
peals. In 1887 Francis Miller, Re.
publican candidate for Attorney Gem
eral received 1889 votes, two more
than were cast for Walter B. Brooks,
Republican candidate for Governor,
and only sc more than he Miller re-
ceived in 1885 In 1885 the vote for
Messrs King and Norris averaged
1862, whilst the average for Messrs.
Wilkinson and Milburn was | 1856,
making the Democratic majority 276.
This year the Republicans, Messrs.
Wilkinson and Graves, have en aver
age of 1876, whilst the average Of
their opponents, Messrs. Lathroum
and Mattingly, lie 1882, which gives
the Republicans majority Of 264.
Now, substract the average Of the Re
publican candidates for the House Of
Delegates for the year 1885 from that
of 1887, j. e., 1,796-l ,586-2l0,
which we find is the increase for the
Republican legislative ticket. Let ne
now eubstract the average of the Dem
ocratic candidates on the same ticket
for the year 1887 fom that Of 1885,
and we have 1892, 532-330.--
Thus we find that the Democrats lost
$50 votes, whilst the Republicans
gained only 30, which goes to prove
that 100 votes more were cast for the
legislative ticket in 1885 than in 1887.
The combined vote for Mesers. Green
well and Alvey for Sheriff in 1885
amounted to 3,48l, whilst the votes
cast for Messrs Mattingly and Ching
for the same office this year only num- !
bered 1855, making difference Of
1916 less than in 1885. When we
consider that the increase Of Miller's |
vote in this county was only Sc, does
it not look as if the result of the cleo
ton was caused more by the indiffer-
ence Of democrats than anything else
Taking the candidates, individually,
there is not one word Of censure that
can be attached to any one Of them.
They made a glorious fight and de-
serve credit for it, but, unfortunately,
many of them were unknown to the
people, and as they had never done
anything to give them precedence or
recommend them to the consideration
er the voters, they were not endorsed
by the pnblic, consequently those on
the ticket who were prominent for
their superior qualities. were made
targets Of by many Of the voters be-
cause it was thought that they had
hand in making up the balance Of the
icket. In some instances, the fight
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-11-17
NJ. nammo,.. Record IN -. nar,,..

States Attorney d. G. Hammett led his
party ticket il st. Mays county, receiving
,93G votes TO ], 401 for his Democratic COM
petitor. The call for constitutional con-
vention received $50 votes, and 9, 100 were
cast against IT, 423 blank votes were cast.
Mr.. Hammett has been elected states
attorney three times Baltimore Amefican
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-11-17

Orphans Court Of Sd Mary's County, Set.
August 20, 1881.
ORDERED By Clio Court That Leo NJ.
Natlien, administrator nf
WILLIAM !. WATiIEN.
late of st Mafy's county, Md, deceased,
give the nOsice fequirea IN laay d the de.
ceased's creditors t. exhibit thcirciaims and
that the same be published once week sor
six successive weeks ia tbc 81 Mary's BEA-
con. Tesl Jas n M RAfRY,
Register Of Wiliaiof - Mafy's county,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-11-17

The spectacle Of FIVE men, who deny
the existence Of any authority, pleading
that same authority for their lives, is
witnessed in the case Of the anarchists
in Chicago. But they have pleaded
in vain, and last Friday four of the
fends, more beastly than human,
were hanged.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-11-17

Mr. John T. Carroll, formerly with Roy
kin, GARNER & Co, having associated him
self with James Bailey & Son, dealer in
drugs, chemicals, &c, wishes 10 inform his
friends in Southern Maryland that be can
furnish them with the best articles nj rock
bottom prices.
Mr. g D. r Taylor, who has been for
some time quito sick Is, we are glad 10
hear, conyalescing.
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NO'rIfE.

IN pursnanca Of the nboYe order, / here
by give notice that hnye obtained from
heOrphans cougtefss Alpry's county, Ma
Tyland, letters 81 administration on the per-
sonal estate of WILLIAM j WATIiEN,
laieofsaid 90, deeeased AlipcrEons having
claims against tIie said deceased are hereby
notified tocxhihlt The same with Me proper
vouchers attached thereto % tbcsubscribcr,
on on befotcthe 25lA day Feb, 1888, they
win otherwise By iaW ba excluded from The
benefits of the said elute All persons In
debted 70 The deceased arr requested tomake
paYnleit Is fllc subscriber.
IisiJ MI. WA'rIlEN,
Administrator.
An, or taQr az
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oBrTuARIEs

When man, who Is venerable IL years
and virtue Is stricken down by tho great
destroyer, Death, such as know and love
him best, are compensated for their loss, in
great part, by the consolng thought, that
his measure Of usefulness Is filed. and that
he has exchanged q life Of pain and la.
trinity for one Of endless and bonndiess
enjoyment: but when q young man. Who
has not completed his twenty-fouriii year
OF life Is snaiched ruthlesely away from
dear wife, a loving and loved mother aud
sister, brother and many devoted friends,
there Is very much of Christian philosophy
requisite for them % say and feel, "'fiiy
will be done, o Lord, not ours. SAMUEL.
X THOMAS has been lately consigned b
the tomb, by the side OF his late iather. Jas
b Thomas man noted for the many nd.
mirable parts with which nature Ind
indowed him, and the son gave promise Of
emulating The virtues Of bis departed sire
In manly and laudable effort to place th0se
who depended chiefly upon him for inain-
tenance beyond want, his zeal led him into
too great exposure effort, which brought
on illness, that medical skill could not re-
lieve, and he may truly be said 70 have lost
life in heroic endcayof 10 perform, what
he looked upon, as a religious duty May
the self-sacriflce Of this brave young man
bring peace 10 his soul--a sentiment and
wish in which all must unite who knew
him well and intimately. &C.
Died, Thursday, Nov Bird, 1887, Will.
LIAM LEO, infant son Of w. H. and Ed. I
monia M. Perry, aged 0months and days.
The Christening hand Of God has again
visited us and taken from us our much
priced jewel, just at that age when il had
begun to delghtus with its infant smiles
1t was hard 70 part with our darling boy,
but its Heavenly Father called and It's
stainless soul, too pure for earth, winged
its way 10 Him who gave II. Though our
grief is great, it is not without the asgurag
ing balm vouchsafcd by Our Father in es.
cry afiliction; and we are comtorted with
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COMMUNICATED


The residence Of Mr.. r. M. Dyer was Che
scene Of one Of the most enjoyable social
evcgts that Il has been our pleasure %
attend The onteytainmont progressive
enchre party" was given 10 Miss Nellie
Holland, daughter d Col Holland, or BaIll
more, who is solourning al precn, with
Miss Julia Ralcy, sister o. the hostess
Partners were determined by drawing from
a bat containing as many slips Of paper q
there were ladies present. each, slip repre-
senting lady, resuiting II the following
partners, 70 which add the score
w. Y. Waters, Miss julia Raley, Y
John CaniAlier, Mis- 1,alh Drary. 10
w. r. L. Raley, Miss May Dallam, s.
q. NJ Raley, Miss Aggic Payne %
j. H. Parsons. Aiiss Julia Hayden, q
Il. +. Combs, Mics Nellie Holland
a. +. 1oiScr. Mlss Nellie Hayden q
w. G. Dpry, Miss Anna Stone, 9
+. NJ Dyer, Mis- Cocic Harrison, s.
Harry spalding, Mn +. ~ Dyer o
The ladies prize, q beautlfil ftn xqulat
itly hand.paintol, was won ~ Miss Raley,
who afterwards generously gagc 4 20 ibe
ladies present, Il being finally drawn by
Miss Anna stone Nj W Y Waters car
riod Of thc gcnileman's honor, con- sting 81
a package Of fine Havana sagar, b which
he treated ,he smoking portion q nc guests.
8,he lsor5by bouars syrFf. rarffe3 "a 81 Niss
Holland aud Mr Comle rhose present,
who took 10 pau "a ne playing were, NiM
Annie Loker, Mr. Joe Payne Mr. and MrA
]. I. N. kaley and Master Dcllic Ralcy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-11-17

The Democratic victory in New
York State last Tuesday is the index
finger, which points to the nomination
and election of Cleveland for second
term. 1t is now in order for Demo-
Gratis to heal up their minor differences
rFIsA eos.s- l-i 49, L. -.li- r----. -
animoaities buried and forgotten.
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FoR SALE on RENT.

The fatm belonging 70 tho late John +.
Wathen, situated about two miles from
Leonaratown. II has upon 1t two comfort
able dwellings aud necessary out.build-
ings. tls well iifahefed ii line oak and
chestnut About 1900 chestnut rails
could be, cut now rpinls reasonable.
LEO NJ WATIEN,
0ctasime LeonaFdlown
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EsTRAY.

Notice Is hereby given, that Ihaye taken
up az All cstray, trespassing upon my prem
ises, Summerseat, 9Th district, black spot
ted SOW The owneris hereby notified to
come forward, prove property pay charges
and take the same away, otherwise it will
be disposed Of according 10 law,
ALEX, MASON.
flnt Oh ~
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Saint NarlJ's Beacon.
LEoNARDTowN, MD.
THURSDAY Morning, Dec. lathi ls
Nov

Richard Hynson, Esq, has resigned
as one of the directors of the State
board Of directors in the B & O. Rail
road, and Senator Arthur P. German
has been appointed by Gov.Lloyd to
fill the vacancy.
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The entertainment pr the benefit q The
Holy Face parochial school a ihc Factory
was an entire success, a handsome anlonns
being realized. The program, consisting
.of charades, ablcaux, musical selections
and q short drama, emitted @Dawn by The
Sea- ELECTED frequent applause. The clos.
ing song, Whispering Hope" BY iiie
school children, was cHcellenily rendered,
rejecting much credit upon their teacher,
Miss Virginia Combs, who wa. uniiring Ia
her efforts 70 thoroughly irill her papila
Tho entertainment was held IL large
hall generously donated 70 lhe church by
Mr.. William W. Cecil. Tbs dramailr and
musical part Of the entertainment was GIL.
lowed by supper consisting Of all ihet
the most fastidious taste could relish, and
a dance.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-11-17


The Legislature Of Maryland elected
in 1885 was overwhelming Democratic.
OF the 26 members of the Senate, the
Democrats elected q and there was
one tie. OF the 81 members Of the
House the Democrats elected 70. This
was unusual success. The Republic
cans made no effort in that contest,
and were disorganized. Last Tuesday,
however, the Democrats virtually re.
peated the success of 1885. They
elected % of the 20 Senators and 70
Of the 81 Delegates. This will give
them more than three lifths majority
in each house, and a majority of 67
on joint ballot. The result, too, in.
sures the election Of Democrats as
Police Commissioner of Baltimore and
State Treasurer, and also about insures
the election Of Democrat to the
United States Senate two years hence,
for one-half of the Senate holds over
and that insures that body being
Democratic in 1890.
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DIED

In this district, on Nov 10, 1884, JOHN
W., the youngest son of Patrick " and
Josephine J. Russell, aged months and
81 days.